Goose · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionEscoffier’s Roast Gosling
Escoffier’s direct roast-gosling formula presented as a distinct, immediately served roast.
- Method
- Roast
- Total time
- 225 min
- Difficulty
- moderate
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Goose · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionEscoffier’s direct roast-gosling formula presented as a distinct, immediately served roast.
Photo: Ceeseven · source · CC BY-SA 3.0Goose · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA 1903-only goose formula from Visé, translated into a practical garlic-cream preparation.
Photo: Alpha from Melbourne, Australia · source · CC BY-SA 2.0Goose · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA direct gosling formula pairing rich braised goose with noodles and cool-sharp horseradish cream.
Photo: Wiktor · source · CC BY-SA 3.0Goose · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionEscoffier’s direct English gosling formula, including its unusually generous sage-and-onion stuffing.
Photo: Ekki01 · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Goose · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA direct gosling preparation whose Alsatian identity comes from sausage, sauerkraut, and bacon.
Photo: Modwde Namoes Swealgo · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Goose · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionEscoffier’s direct gosling formula with its two distinct apple treatments preserved.
Photo: Hubertl · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA source-faithful advanced wild reconstruction of Escoffier’s domestic Rouen duckling terrine.
Photo: Charles J. Sharp · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA home-scale wild reconstruction of Escoffier’s domestic Rouen duckling mousse formula.
Photo: Hubertl · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionThe richer domestic Rouen version of Port duck, kept distinct from Escoffier’s direct wild-duck Port formula.
Photo: Hubertl · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionEscoffier’s spare domestic Rouen Champagne formula, adapted honestly for a lean hunted bird.
Photo: Hubertl · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA transparent wild reconstruction of Escoffier’s luxurious domestic Rouen duckling aiguillettes.
Photo: Norbert Nagel · source · CC BY-SA 3.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionEscoffier’s domestic duckling ballotines rebuilt at home scale with explicit wild-duck identity.
Photo: Charles J. Sharp · source · CC BY-SA 3.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA practical but still elaborate wild version of Escoffier’s domestic duckling hot pie.
Photo: Hubertl · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionEscoffier’s domestic duckling with peas adapted for hunted birds without losing its bacon-and-onion garnish.
Photo: Carlos Delgado · source · CC BY-SA 3.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA hunted-waterfowl version of Escoffier’s distinctly braised—not roasted—domestic orange duckling.
Photo: Hubertl · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionEscoffier’s domestic duckling-and-turnip braise adapted openly for lean hunted ducks.
Photo: Hubertl · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA lean-wild-duck reconstruction of Escoffier’s domestic Aylesbury poêlé with mint.
Photo: Hubertl · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA hunted-bird reconstruction of Escoffier’s domestic Nantes duckling and sauerkraut formula.
Photo: Michal Klajban · source · CC BY-SA 4.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionThe source explicitly sends wild waterfowl to Escoffier’s pheasant salmis method; this reconstruction follows that carcass-sauce structure.
Photo: Imran Shah from Islamabad, Pakistan · source · CC BY-SA 2.0Pintail or wigeon · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionThe source’s shared pintail-and-wigeon roast, retaining the whole-bird treatment and simple garnish.
Photo: Donald Hobern from Copenhagen, Denmark · source · CC BY 2.0Teal · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionEscoffier’s direct treatment for teal, kept deliberately plain and adjusted only for current doneness guidance.
Photo: King of Hearts · source · CC BY-SA 3.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA direct 1903 wild-duck formula centered on a restrained Port-flavored jus.
Photo: This picture was realized by Richard Bartz by using a Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens · source · CC BY-SA 2.5Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA 1903-only direct wild-duck treatment, translated and reconstructed without turning the cranberry accompaniment into dessert sauce.
Photo: Aleks G · source · CC BY-SA 3.0Wild duck · MainEscoffier Waterfowl collectionA direct wild-duck formula whose identity comes from clear Bigarrade sauce rather than a sweet orange glaze.